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Sep 13, 2023, 12:19 am146 ptsMongabay
JAKARTA — In early September, a whale shark washed up on a beach in the Indonesian province of West Java. Within hours, locals had chopped up the 7-meter (23-foot) fish for its meat and bones, considered a rare delicacy in Indonesia. Yet eating a whale shark, even one found dead as in this case, has been…
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